@outdoorbros also recommend the Rene Herse Snoqualmie Pass or Hatcher Pass, which I believe do fit in the Crux based off of seeing Lael Wilcox use them.
I love my Pirelli Gravel M tyres in 700C x 45mm. They hookup well in everything I have tried and also have been long wearing on tarmac (Ridley Kanzo A)
Pirelli Cinturato H and M are the two best gravel tires I've used. The H hooks up well on dry dusty summer single track and light gravel as well as tarmac. The H is much faster than the Gravel King SS IME and almost on equal to the Terra Speed (miniscule difference in speed). The M is excellent in the chunkier loose and even wet stuff and is quick on tarmac as well. They definitely all wear exceptionally well....MUCH longer life than the Conti Terra Speed IME. My Cinturato H 40mm last nearly 2x the Terra Speed IME. I have 3 sets of Bontrager Pro3V: one setup is 45mm H, one setup is 35mm H and one set is 40mm M.
I’m curious about those Pirellis, however pathfinder pro is so good I can’t imagine pirelli can be better than pathfinder s-works which is even lighter. The only drawback I see is - pathfinder s-works is available only in 42mm, pathfinder pro 38mm is quite heavy. Pirelli you can get 35mm which can be a quite light and fast setup. Of course gravel M would be a great choice for tough gravel.
My magic setup is H on the rear and M on the front - fast for pedaling on hard stuff, and great grip for turning on soft stuff. I love this combination.
I have pathfinder pros and I just bought the Pirellis Cinturato H. The problem I have with pathfinders is that they do better with high pressure, so I feel all the bumps. I don’t like feeling bumps that much. My plan is to have a smoother ride with the Pirellis
I've been on the hunt for the same magic combination of fast on pavement and grippy on dirt. I rode the Challenge Getaway Pros for a while, and they were really good - light, sublimely supple feel, and very fast on the road. They were excellent while pedaling on hardpacked dirt, but a little vague at the initiation of turns, and it left me approaching things a little cautiously. I found that getting the bike leaned over onto the side knobs earlier in the turning process helped at lot. However, the beautiful handmade casing is too delicate for the terrain I ride, and I had an issue with sidewall abrasions, including a couple that became leaks. My faith in them as a race day tire collapsed. I'm currently running a mixed set, similar to way MTB'ers often do - Pirelli Cinturato Gravel H on the rear and Gravel M on the front. The H rolls fast (very similar to the Getaways) when it's time to put the power down, and the M gives the bike sharp, precise, and predictable handling in the dirt, while not penalizing very much on rolling resistance. I have used the H/M combination for BWR California and the Bovine Classic, and they were brilliant. At BWR, I was riding with a buddy on Gravel King SS 32s, and my Pirellis had no trouble keeping up, including on high-speed coasting sections. Also, the Pirelli sidewalls are very durable. These tires inspire me to attack technical sections with confidence. TL/DR: Try a combination of Pirelli H (rear) and M (front). Cheers!
Granted, I've probably not ridden on much gravel as you, but when I got my gravel bike with its Panaracer SS, it quickly became apparent that the type of gravel you ride on has a huge bearing on choice of tires. In my case, the rocky/loose gravel in my area showed that the Panaracers were a poor match. I shifted to Michelin's Power Gravel and then to Continental's Terra Trail (both 700c x 40), which I really enjoy and would be my top choice. The type of gravel you ride on is not something you covered, and is a big omission in my view. Other considerations include ease of installation on the wheels (Michelin's were a pain, Continentals were a dream) and whether the tires "expand" to a greater width when seated on the wheels.
The Vittoria Terrano TNT dry is good. The Maxxis Receptor, the Pirelli Cinturato Gravel RC and the new Schwalbe G-One Overland are also definitely some great ones you should try-
I just built up a crux and the first tires I happen to mount were the terra speeds.I was surprised how well they did on the road both on the flats and on the climbs.I actually got them because the sworks pathfinder pro have been on back order and I'm not going to be able to get them until the end of the month.
Tufo Gravel Thundero 700x40C Gravel Tire... put those on my Crux and they are AMAZING. You should give these a try. Amazing feel on gravel and superb on pavement...
Rene Herse tires. Both smooth and knobby tread. Holds their own in rolling as well as ride quality/compliance. Definitely worth a look that’s not a popular name brand. I currently run the Snowqualmie Pass extra light smooth tread tire. I ride them for my road rides and gravel. Just change the pressure. Love them!
I have a delivery of Challenge Getaway TLR due tomorrow. According to rolling resistance tests these are the lowest rolling resistance. Although a little heavier than the current Maxxis Receptors their puncture pressure is apparently better. When l need more grip I swap my front wheel for a Maxxis Ravager.
For what it's worth I've ran the Continental Terra Speeds on my Zipp 303 FC hookless wheels with absolutely no issues at all. On the road, on gravel, and even single track. I never run over 40psi and that seems to work out well. I also have the sworks pathfinders that I run most of the time, but the terra speed feels a lot faster to me.
I have a pair of Continental Terra. It's low cost, it's simple, you can use it with tubeless and works well. For good roads i'm using Maxxis Velocita 700x40 slick, it's almost a road tyre, but you can ride in dry and good gravel roads.
Everyone seems to be raving about the Schwalbe G-ONE RS. I went went with Pathfinder pros but may try out the Schwalbes whenever these are toast. A lot of people also have good things to say about the Perelli Gravel H, but they don't seem quite as fast as the Schwalbes.
I’ve been riding my Crux on the Goodyear Connectors, and was using a 35mm tyre on Zipp 303s wheels. So far I’ve been really impressed on both road and gravel, even mud. I’m switching back to the Roval Terras with the S-Works Pathfinder Pros for a while as I have written off the rear 303s wheel when I hit a pot hole.
@@adunnthing I've just bought some for this summer and a friend was saying the zipp warranty isn't worth the paper it's written on, glad to hear of a positive outcome. 👍
@@outdoorbros_ they were really easy to set up tubeless and roll really well on tarmac and off-road. The tread is grippy enough in the winter slop we have here in the UK, and fast enough on the dry packed stuff in the summer. They seem to be pretty puncture resistant too, and have faired better than the Pathfinder Pros in that respect.
I just got a set of the Terra Speed in 40, and I am loving them. After riding 50 or 60 miles with a set of Bontrager GR1s that came on my Checkpoint, the Continentals are light years ahead.
@@outdoorbros_The Terra Speeds are nice for smooth and fast gravel, but I don't think they last long enough for the price. I didn't put more than 600 miles on them and somehow ended up with a completely bald patch on the rear tire. Now I'm running the Vittoria Mezcal in a 44c and they seem to roll just as fast, but with far better performance in rough conditions. You might want to give them a try.
I have two wheelsets and one one of them is the pathfinder and on the other one the Challenge Strade Biance which I use way more than the pathfinders. Only when it’s wet or very loose do I go for the Pathfinder. The Challenge is hard to get on but then they’re just sooooo fast.
Agree about the G- One RS, so much positive noise about them, have a pair ready to go once dries out around here. Pirelli Cintauro H have ridden a lot too, but no where near as good as Terra Speed which is my pick of crop at moment. Also tried S Works Pathfinder too. They were great, but then I ripped one and couldn’t get a replacement. That is how I got into Terra Speed and will need something exceptional to get me off of them now.
Just finished building up my gravel bike and threw on some Gravelking SS 43c, so far I really like them and the price can't be beat. I've had excellent success with Race King 2.2 on my Ti Fargo so I looked at the Continental offerings and orderd some Terra Trails. Haven't mounted them yet but I was starting to doubt my choice since not many people mention these tires and the ones that do complain about how quickly they wear. Glad to hear the Terra Speed are your #1s. Makes me feel better about the choice and now I'm looking forward to giving them a try. I'm also considering Vittoria Terrerno Dry 2.0. Have you tried them?
Terreno dry is a nice tire, rolls fast and has enough traction for light gravel and good cornering but mine didn’t last very long with mixed surface use. Mine are not hookless compatible but that didn’t stop me from using them that way.
Nice vid! Since you like the Conti Terra Speed, would suggest the Terra Trail as well. What are your thoughts on 35mm vs 40mm for 50%-50% road/medium-packed trail riding?
Hey! Great video! I signed up for the Wasatch all road race that’s coming up next month and I’m currently running Shwalbe g one r 40mm tires and was wondering if you think the pathfinder pros would be a better option? Thanks!
I haven’t ridden the G-One, but I have heard nothing but good things about it. All-Road has some chunky sections and loose descents- I’d go with whichever has a little more grip.
Have you tried the g-one RS yet? I've been loving those in 45mm for gravel endurance events with some tarmac and smoother gravel. Its a tie for me between those and the pathfinder s-works.
I don’t know if Conti has plans for that, but I would be thrilled if they did. They were slow to jump on hookless with the S TR’s, I’d imagine they’ll be slow to release new Terra Speed tires.
What psi are you running on those Pathfinder pros? Good fit I like the tires that you picked. I have the gravel king SK in a 38 and it’s a pretty good tire. I run my psi on those tires at 40 psi.
How’s the clearance with the Red crankset? Looking through Enve’s docs on the MOG and they say SRAM double cranks shouldn’t fit unless using the wide spindle.
Suffering from an identity crisis, I wanted the ultimate mix of road speed and traction on my gravel bike, a 2022 Giant Revolt with a 1x SRAM Red XPLR eTap and ZiPP 303 Firecrest wheels. The tire I settled on was the Pirelli Cinturato RC in 40mm. I still think the Pirelli Gravel H is faster, but I love the puncture resistance of the Gravel RCs and recommend them to anyone who does 60% road & 40% gravel. The Gravel RC tires are very sure-footed on the dirt and fast on the road, although the bigger side knob does surprise you at higher speeds when turning, but you get used to it and after a few rides, you forget about it.
What’s the widest tire you’ve run on ur aspero? I’m also running the reserve 40/44 wheels I know they are pretty wide. If i were to get a set of the terra speeds would you suggest 40 or 42 fitting?
Highly recommend giving the Challenge Getaway HTLR a try. They are similar to the Terra Speed in terms of grip and rolling resistance, but MUCH more supple. Complete PITA to mount, though.
René herse Manastash endurance René herse Snoqualmie extralight Except for tubeless setup of the extra light version these tires are the best i ever tried
I ride Pathfinders, but ripped a sidewall on a bikepacking trip when I thought it shouldn't. Now I race on the Pathfinders but need a recommendation for different bikepacking tires. The applications are too different to use the same tire (read: getting stranded way out there bikepacking is worth trying to avoid)
I think the query here is correct - other reviews claim that the Terra are hookless compatible. It would be helpful if we could all have the correct answer on this one …🙏
One thing I dislike about the pathfinder pro is they are not supple at all, in fact they accentuate bumpy and rough terrain and road chatter in my experience- fast rolling, but I got sore on long rides with them from the vibration transfer-
@@outdoorbros_ Not the easiest to set up but they are really supple and comfortable. I use them on a S-works Crux next to the Pathfinder S-Works version to keep the weight close to 7kg;-). And Schwalbe G-one R for Badlands in 45mm were great as well. All these are a big difference with the Pirelli tires I used before.
Which gravel tires should I try this year? Let me know 👇🏻
René Herse Snoqualmie Pass. 🙂
1. Schwalbe g-one rs
2. Tufo thundero
The quickest out there…
@outdoorbros also recommend the Rene Herse Snoqualmie Pass or Hatcher Pass, which I believe do fit in the Crux based off of seeing Lael Wilcox use them.
@@artjomshondozko6762 I like my Kenda Flintridge Pro's. No problems with tubeless and they roll well. They are not lightweight
@@waynecremlockI am talking about the best in business, they have to be reasonably lightweight 👌🏻
I love my Pirelli Gravel M tyres in 700C x 45mm. They hookup well in everything I have tried and also have been long wearing on tarmac (Ridley Kanzo A)
Pirelli Cinturato H and M are the two best gravel tires I've used. The H hooks up well on dry dusty summer single track and light gravel as well as tarmac. The H is much faster than the Gravel King SS IME and almost on equal to the Terra Speed (miniscule difference in speed). The M is excellent in the chunkier loose and even wet stuff and is quick on tarmac as well. They definitely all wear exceptionally well....MUCH longer life than the Conti Terra Speed IME. My Cinturato H 40mm last nearly 2x the Terra Speed IME. I have 3 sets of Bontrager Pro3V: one setup is 45mm H, one setup is 35mm H and one set is 40mm M.
Good intel! I’ll have to try some of these.
I’m curious about those Pirellis, however pathfinder pro is so good I can’t imagine pirelli can be better than pathfinder s-works which is even lighter. The only drawback I see is - pathfinder s-works is available only in 42mm, pathfinder pro 38mm is quite heavy. Pirelli you can get 35mm which can be a quite light and fast setup. Of course gravel M would be a great choice for tough gravel.
My magic setup is H on the rear and M on the front - fast for pedaling on hard stuff, and great grip for turning on soft stuff. I love this combination.
I have pathfinder pros and I just bought the Pirellis Cinturato H. The problem I have with pathfinders is that they do better with high pressure, so I feel all the bumps. I don’t like feeling bumps that much. My plan is to have a smoother ride with the Pirellis
I’ve been enjoying the WTB byways these tyres are a fantastic allrounder. Great vlog with some fantastic choices. 🚴🏻♂️👍🏼
Thanks so much!
This one of the best cycling channels on UA-cam... brilliant dialog, quick-fire no bullshlt, cut straight to the point. Love it, Bro. 😀👍
Much appreciated!
Hi, what do you prefer on Terra Speed over GK SS?
I've been on the hunt for the same magic combination of fast on pavement and grippy on dirt. I rode the Challenge Getaway Pros for a while, and they were really good - light, sublimely supple feel, and very fast on the road. They were excellent while pedaling on hardpacked dirt, but a little vague at the initiation of turns, and it left me approaching things a little cautiously. I found that getting the bike leaned over onto the side knobs earlier in the turning process helped at lot. However, the beautiful handmade casing is too delicate for the terrain I ride, and I had an issue with sidewall abrasions, including a couple that became leaks. My faith in them as a race day tire collapsed. I'm currently running a mixed set, similar to way MTB'ers often do - Pirelli Cinturato Gravel H on the rear and Gravel M on the front. The H rolls fast (very similar to the Getaways) when it's time to put the power down, and the M gives the bike sharp, precise, and predictable handling in the dirt, while not penalizing very much on rolling resistance. I have used the H/M combination for BWR California and the Bovine Classic, and they were brilliant. At BWR, I was riding with a buddy on Gravel King SS 32s, and my Pirellis had no trouble keeping up, including on high-speed coasting sections. Also, the Pirelli sidewalls are very durable. These tires inspire me to attack technical sections with confidence. TL/DR: Try a combination of Pirelli H (rear) and M (front). Cheers!
Granted, I've probably not ridden on much gravel as you, but when I got my gravel bike with its Panaracer SS, it quickly became apparent that the type of gravel you ride on has a huge bearing on choice of tires. In my case, the rocky/loose gravel in my area showed that the Panaracers were a poor match. I shifted to Michelin's Power Gravel and then to Continental's Terra Trail (both 700c x 40), which I really enjoy and would be my top choice. The type of gravel you ride on is not something you covered, and is a big omission in my view. Other considerations include ease of installation on the wheels (Michelin's were a pain, Continentals were a dream) and whether the tires "expand" to a greater width when seated on the wheels.
The Vittoria Terrano TNT dry is good. The Maxxis Receptor, the Pirelli Cinturato Gravel RC and the new Schwalbe G-One Overland are also definitely some great ones you should try-
I'm new to riding and LOVE trying new tires!
Well, will try the continental for sure , thanks mate
Let me know what you think! I’m a fan.
I just built up a crux and the first tires I happen to mount were the terra speeds.I was surprised how well they did on the road both on the flats and on the climbs.I actually got them because the sworks pathfinder pro have been on back order and I'm not going to be able to get them until the end of the month.
They’re probably the most underrated tire out there and a fantastic “do it all” option.
I've enjoyed the pathfinder pros as well, you should give the Schwalbe G-One RS 40mm a try.
If I can find them, yes!
I run IRC boken 40's on all the OC gravel. The boken plus is a good tire too. Those are good to try!
Adding em to the list- thanks, TJ!
Tufo Gravel Thundero 700x40C Gravel Tire... put those on my Crux and they are AMAZING. You should give these a try. Amazing feel on gravel and superb on pavement...
I’ll check them out, thanks!
Rene Herse tires. Both smooth and knobby tread. Holds their own in rolling as well as ride quality/compliance. Definitely worth a look that’s not a popular name brand. I currently run the Snowqualmie Pass extra light smooth tread tire. I ride them for my road rides and gravel. Just change the pressure. Love them!
Thank you. I have a set, just haven’t used them yet. I’ll give them a try.
I have a delivery of Challenge Getaway TLR due tomorrow. According to rolling resistance tests these are the lowest rolling resistance. Although a little heavier than the current Maxxis Receptors their puncture pressure is apparently better. When l need more grip I swap my front wheel for a Maxxis Ravager.
Nice! I'll have to check them out.
For what it's worth I've ran the Continental Terra Speeds on my Zipp 303 FC hookless wheels with absolutely no issues at all. On the road, on gravel, and even single track. I never run over 40psi and that seems to work out well. I also have the sworks pathfinders that I run most of the time, but the terra speed feels a lot faster to me.
Good to know! Not sure I’m ready to roll the dice, but maybe I will…
Continental wrote back to me and said that the Terra tires are hookless compatible if you don't get crazy with inflation pressures.
Yes. They are hookless compatible according to their website and you shouldn’t exceed 70 psi for that matter.
I have a pair of Continental Terra.
It's low cost, it's simple, you can use it with tubeless and works well.
For good roads i'm using Maxxis Velocita 700x40 slick, it's almost a road tyre, but you can ride in dry and good gravel roads.
Good intel!
Everyone seems to be raving about the Schwalbe G-ONE RS. I went went with Pathfinder pros but may try out the Schwalbes whenever these are toast. A lot of people also have good things to say about the Perelli Gravel H, but they don't seem quite as fast as the Schwalbes.
Agreed. Speed is key on these tires- it’s always a shame to spend so much to make a big faster, only to slow it down with cheap tires.
I’ve been riding my Crux on the Goodyear Connectors, and was using a 35mm tyre on Zipp 303s wheels. So far I’ve been really impressed on both road and gravel, even mud. I’m switching back to the Roval Terras with the S-Works Pathfinder Pros for a while as I have written off the rear 303s wheel when I hit a pot hole.
Hopefully zipp will honour their warranty and replace them..
@@midsfella fortunately they did, replaced under warranty as they were less than a year old
@@adunnthing I've just bought some for this summer and a friend was saying the zipp warranty isn't worth the paper it's written on, glad to hear of a positive outcome. 👍
What do you like about the Connectors? I was impressed by Goodyear’s road tires.
@@outdoorbros_ they were really easy to set up tubeless and roll really well on tarmac and off-road. The tread is grippy enough in the winter slop we have here in the UK, and fast enough on the dry packed stuff in the summer. They seem to be pretty puncture resistant too, and have faired better than the Pathfinder Pros in that respect.
I just got a set of the Terra Speed in 40, and I am loving them. After riding 50 or 60 miles with a set of Bontrager GR1s that came on my Checkpoint, the Continentals are light years ahead.
They’re awesome, aren’t they? Solid, solid setup.
@@outdoorbros_The Terra Speeds are nice for smooth and fast gravel, but I don't think they last long enough for the price. I didn't put more than 600 miles on them and somehow ended up with a completely bald patch on the rear tire. Now I'm running the Vittoria Mezcal in a 44c and they seem to roll just as fast, but with far better performance in rough conditions. You might want to give them a try.
Loved the terra speed/trails, Though I love the Schwalbe G-One RS
I'm anxious to try the G-One's- they look amazing.
I have two wheelsets and one one of them is the pathfinder and on the other one the Challenge Strade Biance which I use way more than the pathfinders. Only when it’s wet or very loose do I go for the Pathfinder. The Challenge is hard to get on but then they’re just sooooo fast.
Everyone raves about the challenge tires. I’ll have to give them a try.
Agree about the G- One RS, so much positive noise about them, have a pair ready to go once dries out around here.
Pirelli Cintauro H have ridden a lot too, but no where near as good as Terra Speed which is my pick of crop at moment.
Also tried S Works Pathfinder too. They were great, but then I ripped one and couldn’t get a replacement. That is how I got into Terra Speed and will need something exceptional to get me off of them now.
Yup, Terra speeds are just so good.
I struggle with the Pirelli gravel H because they’re so heavy. Surely there’s a way to make them lighter.
This year I’ve been on Tufo Thundero’s and Specialized S Works Pathfinders I did try Goodyear Connect but it was like riding with the brakes on
How are the Tufo tires?
@@outdoorbros_ they had been great till a puncture in the side wall , I think I will try the HD version next
Just finished building up my gravel bike and threw on some Gravelking SS 43c, so far I really like them and the price can't be beat. I've had excellent success with Race King 2.2 on my Ti Fargo so I looked at the Continental offerings and orderd some Terra Trails. Haven't mounted them yet but I was starting to doubt my choice since not many people mention these tires and the ones that do complain about how quickly they wear. Glad to hear the Terra Speed are your #1s. Makes me feel better about the choice and now I'm looking forward to giving them a try. I'm also considering Vittoria Terrerno Dry 2.0. Have you tried them?
I haven’t tried those Vittoria’s, but I’ve seen the specs and like them.
Pirelli Gravel M. If you are nervous about punctures. These things are bullet proof and Roll pretty well.
Thanks!
Love my Terra Speeds - wish they made one in a 42-43 width.
I agree. They do measure a little small.
Right, that was your error ;) But maybe it works well for where you live. Since you have a Crux and a Mog maybe you should go 1x for one of them?
Panaracer Gravelking SS on front and Gravelking Slick on the back 35c. I do 90% road pavement.
Killer combo!
Pirelli - Pirelli Cinturato Gravel H
I ride those with my zipp 303 fc and its a fast setup. its probably for smoother gravel but fast as chite
This tire also intrigues me. I’ll check it out!
+1 for Vittoria Terreno Dry (or Mixed) and also WTB Vulpine and Rene Herse Steilacoom!
Hoping he does a Rene Herse review at some point.
Terreno dry is a nice tire, rolls fast and has enough traction for light gravel and good cornering but mine didn’t last very long with mixed surface use. Mine are not hookless compatible but that didn’t stop me from using them that way.
Nice vid! Since you like the Conti Terra Speed, would suggest the Terra Trail as well. What are your thoughts on 35mm vs 40mm for 50%-50% road/medium-packed trail riding?
I’d go 40mm and never look back. I’ve been riding them for a while and they’re great on and off road.
What about the Pirelli Cinturato Mixed Terrain? I've been using those in 40mm and love them!
Haven’t tried them, but they look good.
Give the pirelli cinturato gravel h tyres a try. I've got them in 700x45c running at 20/25psi and find them quite good and fast.
Nice! The only thing holding me back is the weight. Maybe I just need to try them.
+1, right up with the sworks pathfinders, didn't notice the weight
Vid on reserve 40/44 road only setup, gravel only setup, and all road setup please.
Great idea! I’m currently using them on my tarmac and plan to swap them to the crux soon.
Still feel the same today about your tire choose(s) or has anything new come up that makes you tweak your list a little?
Just found your channel. I am a fan. How about the new Pirelli Cinturato Gravel RC?
Thank you! I haven’t tried them yet. I’m going to the G-One RS or the gravel RC next 🤞🏻
Hey! Great video! I signed up for the Wasatch all road race that’s coming up next month and I’m currently running Shwalbe g one r 40mm tires and was wondering if you think the pathfinder pros would be a better option? Thanks!
I haven’t ridden the G-One, but I have heard nothing but good things about it. All-Road has some chunky sections and loose descents- I’d go with whichever has a little more grip.
Rene Herse Hurricane Ridge 700x42 or Steilacoom 700x38 are both great tyres
Adding them to the list. Thanks!
What about vittoria terreno dry?
Have you tried the g-one RS yet? I've been loving those in 45mm for gravel endurance events with some tarmac and smoother gravel. Its a tie for me between those and the pathfinder s-works.
I haven’t! Every time I attempt to buy them, they’re out of stock.
I want to try the pathfinder tyres, but that smooth central tread makes me nervous. I can imagine they might be slippery on wet roads.
Definitely possible. I think it’s a small chance and the tread outside of the small strip will catch you if things go sideways (in theory).
Everybody seems to rave about the Schwalbe G-One RS. Do you know if Conti is going to come out with a hookless compatible version of the Terra Speed?
I don’t know if Conti has plans for that, but I would be thrilled if they did. They were slow to jump on hookless with the S TR’s, I’d imagine they’ll be slow to release new Terra Speed tires.
What psi are you running on those Pathfinder pros? Good fit I like the tires that you picked. I have the gravel king SK in a 38 and it’s a pretty good tire. I run my psi on those tires at 40 psi.
It depends on the terrain. Gravel, 30psi. Road was 40psi
I'd definitely like to know what you think about the schwalbe G One RS
They’re definitely my next tire 🤞🏻
How’s the clearance with the Red crankset? Looking through Enve’s docs on the MOG and they say SRAM double cranks shouldn’t fit unless using the wide spindle.
It’s tight, but works.
Any comment on the Schwalbe G-One R and Maxxis Rambler? I am picking some 40c tires for light gravel
I tend to lean towards the lighter gravel tires, so ramblers have always struggled to make the top of the list. I would like to try the G-One RS.
Suffering from an identity crisis, I wanted the ultimate mix of road speed and traction on my gravel bike, a 2022 Giant Revolt with a 1x SRAM Red XPLR eTap and ZiPP 303 Firecrest wheels. The tire I settled on was the Pirelli Cinturato RC in 40mm. I still think the Pirelli Gravel H is faster, but I love the puncture resistance of the Gravel RCs and recommend them to anyone who does 60% road & 40% gravel. The Gravel RC tires are very sure-footed on the dirt and fast on the road, although the bigger side knob does surprise you at higher speeds when turning, but you get used to it and after a few rides, you forget about it.
nice video. which width of the continentals do you ride? and do you run the same width or different, on front and rear wheels? thanks
I’m riding 40mm front and rear. Plenty fast on road with decent grip off road.
What’s the widest tire you’ve run on ur aspero? I’m also running the reserve 40/44 wheels I know they are pretty wide. If i were to get a set of the terra speeds would you suggest 40 or 42 fitting?
I had an Aspero briefly and then had a demo with the Classified wheels. I unfortunately don't own one to try them- sorry!
Highly recommend giving the Challenge Getaway HTLR a try. They are similar to the Terra Speed in terms of grip and rolling resistance, but MUCH more supple.
Complete PITA to mount, though.
Another one for the Challenge tires! Noted. Hopefully I can get a pair and pass the install phase.
@@outdoorbros_ pay someone else to do it, life is meant to be enjoyed
@@hail_sagan2830 I like this mantra.
Chris…Thank you, value your opinion and wanted to expand my knowledge with your help.
Thanks Peter!
Hello sir ! Have you tried the IRC tyres ? Would love to get some review on em tyres :)
I haven’t! I want to.
I have them in a 35mm great tyres how about the shwalbe rs
I’ve been wanting to try a set of the GS-One’s, but they’re backordered everywhere. They’re on my list!
Continental terra trail and the Ultadynamico Roses
Sounds awesome, I’ll check them out.
René herse Manastash endurance
René herse Snoqualmie extralight
Except for tubeless setup of the extra light version these tires are the best i ever tried
I'll check them out.
Whats the name of that top tube bag on the cervelo bike?
Shoot, I don't have it any longer! I'm not sure.
I ride Pathfinders, but ripped a sidewall on a bikepacking trip when I thought it shouldn't. Now I race on the Pathfinders but need a recommendation for different bikepacking tires. The applications are too different to use the same tire (read: getting stranded way out there bikepacking is worth trying to avoid)
Shoot, wish I could help there! I have no experience in that area.
Vittoria Terreno Dry 👌
Got it! Thank you.
Have you tried the Pirelli Cinturado gravel H & M?
I’ve tried the M. Tons of grip but a little heavy for my uses.
Have you tried the Soma Cazadero? Sublime ride.
I haven't- sounds awesome.
@@outdoorbros_ even mounting them onto the wheels I could feel the quality of the rubber. I have no doubt you would notice the ride.
Have you tried any of the premium gravel tire brands like rene herse or Ultradynamico? FWIW I keep coming back to Path Finders
Yup, familiar with both. I have a couple sets of René Herse, just haven’t used them.
@@outdoorbros_ Oh nice - will be interested in your thought if you end up running them!
I'm riding the Conti Terra Speed on my 353NSW, no issues here with hookless.
Being a bigger rider, flats have always been an issue. I’ve had great luck with IRC. Have you seen the new Cadex gravel tire? Been interested in that.
So many have talked about the Cadex tires. I’m going to have to check them out.
Are you sure about Terra Speed being not hookless compatible?
I think the query here is correct - other reviews claim that the Terra are hookless compatible. It would be helpful if we could all have the correct answer on this one …🙏
Vittoria Terreno Dry!
One thing I dislike about the pathfinder pro is they are not supple at all, in fact they accentuate bumpy and rough terrain and road chatter in my experience- fast rolling, but I got sore on long rides with them from the vibration transfer-
How about pirelli cinturatos?
Haven’t tried them yet- I want to!
Those are almost road tires. Try the cinturato S and the Maxxis ravager
Adding them to the list. Thanks.
Try out the Pathfinder in 700x47!
I don’t think I have clearance on any of my bikes. If I did, I’d give it a shot.
@@outdoorbros_ Should fit the Crux or Mog.
@@johnhunt3076 it would work 1x, but I’m using 2x on both. I wish!
Challenge Getaway 40mm
People LOVE this tire.
@@outdoorbros_ Not the easiest to set up but they are really supple and comfortable. I use them on a S-works Crux next to the Pathfinder S-Works version to keep the weight close to 7kg;-). And Schwalbe G-one R for Badlands in 45mm were great as well. All these are a big difference with the Pirelli tires I used before.
Challenge tires?
Seems to be the consensus among tons of people in the comments. I’ll have to try them.
Try Pirelli cinturato
I’m on it- thanks!
btw conti terra speeds are hookless compatibly ☺
Are they? Per Enve?
Show the tread
It's on the websites for reference.
Tufo speedero or thundero
I’m on it. Thanks!
Rene Herse
Tyres
Noted.
cinturato gravel m
I’ll give them a try- thanks!
tire...
It's tyres, tires is for the poorly educated.
completely made up bike category
It would help to show the tire product shots.
Noted.